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Why I Love What I Do By, Dr. Van K. Tharp

Editor’s note: Excerpted from an article by Dr. Tharp in 2017 “Why I Love What I Do”. Effective this year (2017) I am required to take social security income and a minimum retirement distribution, but I do so reluctantly. Why? Because I absolutely love what I do. It’s my passion. Furthermore, I have a great staff who likes to do the things that I no longer want to do, so I basically spend my days working on raising my consciousness, being creative, and doing as much as I can to help […]

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VIDEO: The Impact of Systems Thinking on Your Retirement Account By, Bill Scheidt

How much of a difference does it make to apply systems thinking to your retirement account? And which makes a bigger difference to long-term investing results – Systems Thinking or Portfolio Composition? In the video below, we define and compare the two, looking at backtesting and percent returns.

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(Video) True Stories: Achieving Trader Consistency By, Gabriel Grammatidis

Last month, we were introduced to 12 Key Success Factors (KSFs), determined by Gabriel, after 15 years of coaching traders at every level. Today, we hear from five such traders for whom these factors have been crucial in reaching trading consistency. In these video interviews, we’ll hear which KSFs were most important to each individual trader and why. Trader Panel Talk: Petra, Claudio, Samuel and David   Trading Buddies: Darren and David

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Why Market Pullbacks Feel Worse Than Rallies Feel Good By, D. R. Barton, Jr.

A long-time friend and I were discussing the bottom line of the famous Daniel Kahneman Noble Prize-winning conclusion (that he made along with his friend Amos Tversky). I’m paraphrasing here, but we (humans) hate losing more than we like winning. That’s a bit broad, but the essence of Prospect Theory is that investors feel a greater emotional impact from a loss than we do of a gain of the same size. This will be a short but useful tip today… My friend and I had very different reactions to the

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Video: Applying Discretion When Reading Trading Charts By, Gabriel Grammatidis

Patterns and charts tell a story. And the better the story it tells, the better the trade quality. In this video, Gabriel nicely shows how he reads the charts and how a rule-based discretionary trader can apply discretion when reading trading charts. By evaluating positives and negatives of a trade, a discretionary decision can be taken to choose the price level for entering a trade. Watch now as Gabriel talks us through a practical example: YM (Dow Jones) Futures opportunity Long on the 240min chart.

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